Many skeptics point to the high upfront cost of solar energy. Still, shake off the price tag, and what reveals itself is an investment with a 20-year return, which often outpaces many traditional investment paths.
With the average electricity bill topping $117 per month in the U.S., solar users can save over $30,000 in 25 years. But there’s an even lesser-known aspect of solar savings influencing these numbers.
Solar Renewable Energy Credits (SRECs) allow homeowners to sell excess energy back to the grid, further offsetting costs. Are homeowners leaving money on the table by not tapping into this resource?
The question remains: how do different regions handle solar rebating and incentives? Understanding these dynamics might be your golden ticket to financial freedom…